Hampstead Heath incorporates a variety of differing habitats including woodland, grasses and aquatic sites. The site therefore offers a whole host of unique learning opportunities closely situated near several tube and mainline stations. Hampstead Heath also offers educational support services (see contact details).

In this complete investigation, with full support for pre-field planning, fieldwork and post-fieldwork analysis and evaluation, pupils sample air pollution particulates found on trees, using sticky tape, along a belt transect up Parliament Hill.
In this complete investigation, with full support for pre-field planning, fieldwork and post fieldwork analysis and evaluation, pupils collect evidence of the food chains of the holly leaf miner (Phytomyza ilicis).
Looking for a next step?
The Field Studies Council offers a range of freely downloadable resources for teachers and a website aimed at KS4 Science pupils: Urban Ecosystems.
Also available are publications, courses for schools and colleges and courses for adults, families and professionals that relate to the urban environment. Why not find out more about the FSC?
This project is supported by the Science Learning Centres, Natural England and ODPM. For more information about greenspace in London visit Wildweb.



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